Payment Provider
Companies offering payment provider in the iGaming industry — 383 listed.

Skrill
London, United Kingdom
Skrill is a global digital wallet and online payment platform that enables consumers and businesses to send and receive money, make online purchases, and transfer funds internationally. Founded in 2001 in the United Kingdom under the name Moneybookers, the company rebranded to Skrill in 2013 and has since grown into one of the leading e‑payment solutions worldwide. Skrill is now a wholly owned brand of Paysafe Limited, a publicly traded global payments platform, after being acquired by Optimal Payments in 2015 for €1.1 billion. The platform supports a wide range of payment methods including credit/debit cards, bank transfers, local payment options, and cryptocurrency trading. Skrill is particularly popular in the iGaming and online gambling sectors, but also serves e‑commerce, money transfer, and digital nomad users. With a presence in over 135 countries and an estimated 23 million active users as of 2025, Skrill processes multi‑billion‑dollar transaction volumes annually. The company is headquartered in London, United Kingdom, and operates as part of the Paysafe group, which collectively employs approximately 3,300 people. Skrill continues to expand its services through partnerships, loyalty programs (KNECT), and innovations such as instant bank withdrawals and Visa‑link instant transfers.
Sisal
Milan, Italy
Sisal (fully Sisal Group S.p.A., an acronym for Sport Italia Società a responsabilità limitata) is a leading Italian gambling and payment service provider with a heritage dating back to 1945. Founded in Milan by sports journalist Massimo Della Pergola along with Fabio Jegher and Geo Molo, Sisal created Italy’s first football betting competition (the “schedina”), the proceeds of which helped rebuild war-damaged stadiums. Over nearly 80 years, the company has evolved into a multi-channel operator spanning lotteries, sports betting, online casino, bingo, virtual races, skill games, and gaming machines. Sisal also runs a nationwide network of approximately 35,000 payment terminals, offering over 500 payment services. Since 2022, Sisal has been wholly owned by Flutter Entertainment plc (Ireland), joining a global portfolio of leading gambling brands. The company manages some of Italy’s most iconic games, including SuperEnalotto, Totocalcio, Win for Life, and Eurojackpot, and has expanded internationally by operating lotteries in Morocco. With over 2,300 employees and a strong omni-channel presence (retail outlets, online portals, and a native casino app), Sisal continues to be a dominant force in the regulated Italian gambling market while extending its reach into emerging digital and international opportunities.

Sightline Payments
Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Sightline Payments is a privately held gaming fintech company headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada, that provides digital payment and wallet solutions for the regulated gambling industry. Founded in 2010, the company has grown from an early mover in online gaming payments to a unicorn-valued platform processing over $6.5 billion in network transactions across 44 U.S. states. Sightline’s suite of products – including its flagship digital wallet Sightline Pay, the Play+ prepaid card, and the recently launched Sightline Debit – enables casino operators, sportsbooks, lotteries, and horse racing venues to offer patrons a seamless, omnichannel cashless experience. The company holds more than 50 domestic and international patents and supports over 70 gaming partners. In 2025, Sightline completed a recapitalization that brought NRT Technology’s founder as executive chairman, and it continues to push innovation in cost‑saving payment infrastructure for the gaming industry.
Signature Payments
Westlake Village, California
Signature Payments is a privately held payment technology company that provides end-to-end merchant services, payment gateway solutions, and high-risk credit card processing. Founded in 1997 and originally operating as Signature Card Services, the company rebranded to Signature Payments in August 2020 to reflect a strategic shift toward a technology‑driven, omnichannel platform. Headquartered in Westlake Village, California, the firm serves a broad spectrum of clients — from small businesses and special‑risk merchants to multinational retailers and technology partners. The company’s core offering is its proprietary gateway platform, TUNL, which enables PCI‑compliant payment integration across physical point‑of‑sale terminals, mobile devices, and e‑commerce channels. Signature Payments also provides cash‑discount programs, multi‑currency processing, eCheck, tap‑and‑go payments, and value‑added services such as merchant cash advances and gift‑card/loyalty programs. Leveraging an industry‑leading network of banking partners, the firm boards merchants across diverse verticals, including high‑risk segments like adult entertainment and subscription billing. With a team of 11–50 employees, Signature Payments emphasizes flexible, customizable technology paired with human‑first support. As a registered ISO/MSP of NorthAB, LLC, the company processes billions in annual transaction volume while maintaining a focus on speed, scalability, and regulatory compliance.

Sharemoney
Omnex Group, Inc. 3300 N.W. 37th Terrace, Miami, FL 33142, USA
Sharemoney is an online international money transfer platform launched in 2014 as the digital remittance arm of Omnex Group, Inc., a U.S.-based licensed money transmitter with more than two decades of experience in the cross‑border payments industry. The service was founded by Darren Manelski with the mission of providing a safer, faster, and more affordable alternative to traditional wire transfers for the millions of immigrants and expatriates who send money to family and friends abroad. Sharemoney operates as a fully regulated financial services provider, subject to federal and state oversight, and employs SSL encryption, multi‑factor authentication, and identity verification protocols to protect user data and funds. The platform enables users in the United States to send money to bank accounts, mobile wallets, or for cash pickup in over 75 countries across five continents. Sharemoney supports transfers funded by debit card, credit card, or bank transfer, with most transactions completing within minutes. The service is accessible via its website and dedicated mobile apps for iOS and Android, offering a streamlined three‑step process: sign‑up, add a recipient, and send. Sharemoney differentiates itself through competitive exchange rates, transparent low fees, and a strong emphasis on customer support. As of 2025, the company has facilitated tens of millions of dollars in remittances and maintains a positive reputation on third‑party review platforms for its reliability and ease of use. The brand is owned and operated by Omnex Group, Inc., a company that has been in the money transfer business since the mid‑1990s, providing Sharemoney with deep operational infrastructure and compliance expertise.

SecurePoint Corp
Lüneburg, Germany
Securepoint GmbH is a German cybersecurity company that develops and sells integrated security solutions for small and medium-sized businesses, public authorities, and institutions across Europe. Founded in 1997 by Claudia and Lutz Hausmann, it evolved from a small IT system house into a leading provider in the DACH region. Its 'Securepoint Unified Security' strategy combines network protection, endpoint security, mobile device security, data backup, email archiving, encrypted VPN connections, and cyber awareness training. Securepoint operates solely through an indirect channel model with over 4,800 system houses and managed security service providers, protecting more than 120,000 networks. The company employs around 270 people across offices in Lüneburg (headquarters), Potsdam, Velbert, and Switzerland, and holds TeleTrust 'IT Security made in Germany' and 'IT Security made in EU' certifications. In 2024, a continuation fund transaction led by Accel‑KKR and Maxburg provided capital for organic growth and acquisitions, and in October 2025 Securepoint made its first strategic add-on by acquiring SecuLution to strengthen endpoint security.

SemiDot Infotech
Boulder, Colorado, United States
SemiDot Infotech is a multiple award-winning software development company headquartered in Boulder, Colorado, with additional operations in the USA, UK, Dubai, and India. Founded in 2010, the company has grown to a team of 80+ employees and delivered over 1,000 successful projects to more than 3,000 customers worldwide. Specializing in custom website and mobile application development, blockchain and cryptocurrency solutions, NFT marketplace creation, e-wallet development, metaverse design, and enterprise mobility, SemiDot Infotech serves startups, SMEs, and large enterprises. The company is recognized on leading B2B platforms such as Clutch, GoodFirms, DesignRush, and TopDevelopers for its client-first approach and technical expertise. With a focus on simplifying complex business challenges through innovative digital solutions, SemiDot Infotech has built a strong reputation in fintech, supply chain, e-commerce, and on-demand app development.
Revolut Ltd
London, United Kingdom
Revolut Ltd is a British global financial technology company that began as a multi-currency mobile app in 2015 and has evolved into a full‑spectrum digital banking and payment platform. Founded by Nik Storonsky (former derivatives trader) and Vlad Yatsenko (software engineer), Revolut now serves over 75 million customers across 160+ countries, offering bank accounts, debit and credit cards, currency exchange in 36 currencies, stock trading, cryptocurrency exchange, peer‑to‑peer payments, and savings vaults. The company has expanded into business banking with Revolut Business, providing expense management, team cards, and API‑based payment solutions that are increasingly adopted by online gambling operators for player deposits, withdrawals, and treasury management. Revolut obtained a European banking licence from the Bank of Lithuania and launched Revolut Bank, enabling deposit‑taking and lending within the EU. In November 2025, Revolut completed a fundraising that valued the company at $75 billion, and it reported a record profit of $2.3 billion on revenue of $6 billion for the 2025 financial year. Its leadership remains founder‑driven, with Storonsky as CEO and Yatsenko as CTO, supported by a senior executive team spanning risk, commercial operations, and regional business units. Revolut’s ability to combine cross‑border payments, currency conversion, and integrated trading in a single regulated platform makes it a prominent force in both consumer fintech and the B2B payment infrastructure supporting the iGaming sector.
Quadra Services
Kemp House, 160 City Road, London, London, City of, England EC1V 2NX, United Kingdom

Przelewy24
Poznań, Poland (with additional offices in Cracow and Warsaw)
Przelewy24 (P24) is Poland's dominant online payment operator, processing over 70% of all e-commerce transactions in the country. Founded in 2004 in Poznań, the platform started as an independent fintech and is now owned by PayPro S.A., which is part of the Nexi Group, a European digital payments leader. The service aggregates real-time bank transfers from more than 165 Polish banks and supports alternative methods such as BLIK, Google Pay, Apple Pay, credit/debit cards, SMS payments, and prepaid cards. It is particularly essential for iGaming operators targeting the Polish market due to instant settlement, high conversion rates, and strong consumer trust. Beyond payments, the company offers Przelewy24 Finance, a business funding hub providing merchants with loans up to PLN 1.2 million in partnership with Liberis and PragmaGO. With over 250 employees across offices in Poznań, Cracow, and Warsaw, Przelewy24 continues to expand its ecosystem through strategic partnerships like Polskie ePłatności, delivering omnichannel commerce solutions.
PurePay LLP
Almaty City, Kazakhstan
PurePay is an international payment service provider.

Powertranz
Thistle House, 4 Burnaby Street, 2nd Floor, Hamilton, HM 11, Bermuda
Powertranz, formerly known as First Atlantic Commerce (FAC), is a multi‑currency payment gateway and processor serving merchants across the Caribbean and Central America. The company enables businesses to accept credit and debit card payments online, in‑store, and via mobile devices through a single, secure integration. Its platform is integrated with dozens of regional banks and shopping‑cart providers, allowing merchants to settle payments locally in multiple currencies while benefiting from real‑time reporting and reconciliation. Rebranded to Powertranz in 2024/2025, the company has been operating for over 25 years and boasts PCI DSS Level 1 certification, 3D‑Secure 2.X fraud prevention, and a 99.99% gateway uptime record. With more than 10,000 active customers and 60 million transactions processed annually, Powertranz powers payments for thousands of businesses, from small shops and taxi drivers to large regional enterprises such as Sandals and PriceSmart. Beyond core gateway services, Powertranz offers QR‑based payments, plug‑and‑play in‑person solutions via its partner AMP, and a growing ecosystem of technology partners including Kount (fraud prevention), Tilopay (e‑commerce acceleration), Pilarbox (in‑person experiences), Reach (social commerce), and Bluefin (encryption and tokenization). The company is headquartered in Hamilton, Bermuda.
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